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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
= ~n< uer VVeeW. or soc per M Onth

rocAI CORRESPONDENT from adjacent
Gowns, especially solicited u
RAmittances should be made oy ora,..
.s..r poetof,ce order or postal note. The
sssser should be sent for all sums less tnan
nve dollars.
-. ps1NrrNe DEpARrMENT-owingt 10 or
~..at,v increased facilities, we are pre-
pared to execute all kinds OF Jon WORK ~ -,
superior manner. Special attention wil'
= sfyen to commercial and legal prinuns,
end all orders will be promptly filed al
moderate rates.
once Of publication. IS North Spring
.tvaet. Loe Angeles. Telephone NO. 100.
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Huntington To-day. To-Day
No bad lots in Huntington; no holes; nc
ravines; no hills to grade down. Lots priced
according to location, 500 to $3.50. Willfe y
for three times as N UGH in week. p west
Firss street.
WIESENDANGER & BONSALL.
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At san Bernardino,

Opposite to the grounds where John c. Bell
sells st auction ou Saturday next,2 90 men
will be employed st the machine shops of
the A. T. & s. f. Il X. The excursion and
auction sale Is on Saturday next. Gers
leave at 910 a. N. IS the round trip.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

''Wants,D :: :Pers0nais," and other adyer-
tisements under the following heads in
serted at the rate of cents per lire icr
each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

The official List Of Letters remaipinR IN
the Postof' ce is published in the bkRALn
on Mondays.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28
In their New Quarters.

Candall Crow 4 Co. are now at 1873 and 13t
West First street, with full line OF stoves
mantels and CRATES.
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Cars and Loco motives

Will be built ct the car and machine shops
at San BerDardin of the A. T. & s. F. r r.
depot on Saturday next, at $40 a. m. sharp.
So the round Tip.
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PERSONAL.
MAG >OLIA.
M See advertising columns.

MAG OLA.
M See advertising columns.
NLSIG REYNOLDS HOLDS SEAf CES ON
IL Sunday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings. Private sittings daily. Will make ar
rapgements for naturalization under test
conditions in private houses. 524 South
Fort street. apr2S I'm
DROF. T. TSCHANK, CLAIRVOYANT
l. aud fo.tune-teller. 32x 8. Spring street,
room II.
DERSONAL-GO TO THE UNION LOAN
i Office for bargains in jewelry, North
Main street. aS-1m
A NY PERSON SENDING ME- THE PRES
"A ent address of Charles L. Judd wilt
oblige r A. JUDD, Tucson. A. T. ap19 I'm
DE K y n A L. AMEkICAN WATCHES
i sold cheap at Union Loan Office. 8
North Main street. a61m
MRS. PAkKER-IN DEPENDENr SLATE
ul writer and test medium. Gives full
names of spirit friends. Consulta. ions on
business speculations, mineral, lawsuits,
removals. love, marriage, absent friends,
diseases. etc. Developing class Thursdays,
3P. NJ, 2S South Spring street, room 8, A.
NJ. to 6P. NJ. ap25-1m
&S WORTH FREE. SUPERB DEVELOP
Cc ment of form and limbs, pure, lovely
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfect
health guaranteed. No quack lotions or air
pumps. Book on physical Culture free.
DIR. L. G. HARMON, 313 Haight street, San
Francisco. Cal. no25 1y
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RUNINESN ORANGES.
EDUCATlONAL..

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
NOMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL = IN
u struction will be given st most reason
able terms in bookkeeping and all grammar
and high school studies. Candidates pre-
pared for college and teachers examine
lions. Rooms Schumacher Block. L. b.
LAWSON, FRED. II. CLARK, A. NJ,
Principals. II
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DENTISTS.
MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.

A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS. 2a 8. SPRING
n street, rooms and 8.
Gold Filings from 80 up:
= Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless Extraction OF Teeth by vitalized
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted Without gas or air, 30.
Best sets of teeth from IS to $40, By our
new methcd of maxine, teeth q misft Is
impossible. All work guaranteed.
We make especially of extracting teeth
without pain.
ONCE hours from A. N. TO 6P. NJ. Sum
days from 10 A. n. TO IAN. az
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
LOST AND FOUND.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
CTRAYED-A DARK BAY HORSE, about
y Is hands high, with the letters JF.,
joined together, on left hip and shoulder; ;
last seen terminus of Tempe street cable
road The finder will address f. 4. SHAF-
FER, Tribune office. a273t
NOUND-IF YOU NEED MONEY GO TO
T. the Union Loan Office, No. 8 Moth Main
street. a8-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

DUSINE5S FOR SALE-A FIkS q LASS
Drest4 urant and fixtures; all new, includ-
ing range; in very desirable location, and
doing go'd business; exceedingly cheap.
For particulars apply to 2. &. EDDY & CO.,
is West First streaf. a26-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

NOR SALE-LANp, s5 PER ACRE. SOIL
Il very rich, sandy loan. Easy terms
Also, location made on some very choice
land. 20 Downey Block. a12-1m
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wANTED-MrscELLANEoUs.
MAGNOLIA.
IyI See advertising columns.


MAGNOLIA.
lu See advertising columns
WANTED-FOUR CONvENIENT ROOMS,
w no stairs, within six b ocks of FIRST ana
Spring. for light housekeeping. Address 10
South Spring street. a2s-2t
WAN1ED-TENDER5 FOR MOVING SIX
" wooden h1uses. Apply at 5'2 East First
street, between the hours Of IL and 4, for The
next three days. a2S-3t.
WANTED-A BOY is TO Is YEARS OF
w age. one who has worked in clothing
store pre- eferred: References required, APP
ply at the LONDON CLOTHING COMPANY.
a37-tf
WANTED-AT YARDS OF SAN PEDRO
w Lumber Company. San Pedro, twenty
men; those accustomed to han6 ling lumber
preferred. SAN PEDRO LUMBER COM.
PANY. apr27-St
WANTED--HORsE, HARNESS AND
~ covered buggy; must be cheap for cash.
Address L. J. b. Box ~. city a27.2t
ADY WANTS SITUATION FOX HOUSE
~ work by day or half day. Ad iress II
Georgia street. a27.2t
WI NTED-WAlTERkSS, WAGES So PER
w week. 421. Sonth Spring. a27-2t
WANlED-SlIUA BY a Re tSpEUr
w able FrenchwOman. as cook or to dc
general housework. Address IN. g.
Herald Office a27 &c
! lWANTED-A GIRL 70 Assist IN GEN
w .eral housework. Apply az AZ Lo.
Angeles street. a26 81
| WANTED = EXtEkIENCEU SALES
w ladies. WINEBURGH'S Fancy Goods
House. 203 5. Spring street. a26tf
| DOR SALE-FINE LAkGE LUr ON PINE
Y stree and nice lot ON Metcalf street
also, large lot on Virgin street, and two fine
large lots on beautiful Figueroa street, at
very low price, as parties are going East
and want money. See Miller & Herrie tt
25s North Main street. in California South
cru Railroad Office aA.tf
w A N L E D-COLLATERAL TO LOAN
" money on, at Union Loan Office, No.
| North Main street. aS-lm
NTANrED-BIDS FOR THE IMMEDIATE
w clearing and grubting of about SO,
acres OF brush lands on the foothills of tn,
ProvideDcia Rat ch. Address or c,ll OF
either Of the executive committee, L. T
GARNsEY, Bryson Block, G. W. KING, Ii
First street, or E. L. HALL, Lawyer Block
apr2ltf
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E'OK SALE.
MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising colum ne.

ALI see advertising coluhlnr.
ID DETATL GROCERY FOR sALE-wIsH-
we offer our stock of groceries. hortes,
PETBINs & REESE, 200 East First street,
corner OF Vine. asst.
NK KOCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE Al A
VI bargain. Central Location dolng a
good business. Good reason given for sell
aasj 60. y Court street. fAAoAL'' Asst
BUSINESS FOR SALE-A kIkS g LASS
Drest4 urant and fixtures; all new, lIclud-
ing range; in very desirable location, and
doing go'd business; exceedingly cheap.
For particulars apply to 2. q. EDDY & CO.,
Is West First streef. a26.tf
ANvk SALE-BAkuAINo-bf ". ". MiD.
4 ney, Real Estate Agent. 81, w First
street corner 60xl65 on spring street; 5ox
1877 on First street, l5xlS7 on First street;
4tx131 on Grand avenue, near fourth street;
40xl65 on Main street Bargains al. over
the city and county. a2h I'm
NOR SALE-DlA MUND. WAIUhES AM
l Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office,
3 North Main street. as.lm
LlOR SALE-WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
II confectionery stor, w,ll inventory: ra re
opportunity. A. J. VlELE. Room 2s; ~ Schu'
m cher block, apr23-7t
NOR SALE-A HORSE AND BUGGi
Il oaly $780, No. So North Spring st. a2,7t
NOR sALE-Two MILK COWS. APPLY
IL to southeast corner Twelfth and Pearl
streets asst
| MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-IHE BEST
| Ill confec ioneIy store in town: in choice
location. Price $500. Call and make offer
BRADSHAW d ZELI NER, 33 South Spring
ap 23tf
EHoR sALE--LEASE ON STORE. CoRNEH
| Il First and Alameda. ENQUIRE butcher
| shop ap2i.lm
| L,UR SAtE-NEW UrR1GHr PIANO
| Il very chesp; must be sold at once. In
qnire of BRADSHAW & ZELLNER, room
20. 80 s. Spring street. all
ERESH JERSEY COWS FROM $50 UP
Il wards, kind and gentle. WILLIA AN
NILES, L. Washington, near Main stree
cars. mS01m
THOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS
| i also choice mich cows. Address J. E
DURKEE, Bonita Meadows, Santa Monies
Road. m19 GIN
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WANrED-PUPILS FOR PIANO, or
w gan and voice taught in the most thor
ough manner. Terms, IS per month. He
ginneTs, in classes of Two or three. SO per
month. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. For particulars call at 143 Wall
street. fe29tf
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LHoR SALE-DOUBLE HOUSE; TWELVE
II rooms; corner Beaudry and Diamond
streets, between two cable lines; rents now
for SO; all new: ONLY $500; terms easy
Good chance for boarding or lodging honse
BYRAM & POlNDEXTER, q West First
street, sof ~
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k,OR SALE-A BARGAIN-HOUSE OF 8
IL rooms with bath, first class fnishe d,
Price 81 $50. II sold this month. No Al Ca RI
Street. sz7-5t
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LETTINGS.

MAGNOLIA.
Nl See advertising columns.
FRMEMOkIAL- = FRANK BARTLETT
G-S Post No. 6 will hold open Post on
Tuesday evening, April 26th, in memory of
comrades who have died in the past year
The public are cordially invited. By order
nf the Post. apr24-td
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L,UR sALE-ONE OF rHE BEST LOIS
= in Childs'tract; only 81, ,1c0, until May 1st
5Oxi5O, on Myrtle avenue. near Eleventh
street. BYkAM IL POINDEXTER, 81 West
f. rSt street. a26 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

DOR SALE-l40 FEET ON GEAkY
IL street, next to the depot ground of the
and Price. $50 per front foot.
street. apf233t
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NOR SALk-A HORSE AND BUGGl
II oaly $3.50. No. So North Spring st. a2t7t
NOR SALE-TwO MILK COWS. APPLY
Il to southeast corner Twelfth and Pearl
streets. a237
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WANTED-AT YARDS OF SAN PEDRO
w Lumber Company. San Pedro, twenty
preferred. SAN PEDRO LUMBER COM.
PANY. apr27-3t
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WANTED--HORSE, HARNESS AND
W covered buggy; must be cheap for cash.
Address L. J. b.. Box ~, city a27.2t
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-THE BEST
Nl confec ioneIy store in town; in choice
location. Price $500. Call and make offer.
BRADSHAW & ZELI NER, 80 South Spring.
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NOR SALE-DIAMUND. WAIChES AM
Il Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office,
z North Min street QS-lm
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DOR SALE-A BARGAIN Eos THREE
IL days only; lot 50x120 In Morris Vine
ward tract; Sle50 ROCKIES FER, HUNT
INGTON & LAYTON, 32 West First street.
a2Itf
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NOR SALE-WHOLESALEA AND RETAIL
I confectionery stor, ! WI inventory rare
opportunity. A. J. vIELE. koom 2s, Schu-
m 'cher block, aDr23-7t
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MANUFACTURERS PRICES PAID FOR
w empty beer bottles in any quantities
STEINIKE & BRuNING. 1922 North Alamo
da street. If
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WANtED-HOUsE OR sKOUMS VIII
w modern conveniences in good location;
must be first class in every particular.
TREuTLEN & DRONILLARD, lis w First
street. apftf
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KOCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE Al A
" bargain. Central location doing q
good business. Good reason given for sell
lug. II Court street. PARCELS, AGulRkE
a (,O. a26-5t
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TOR SALE-AT BARGAIN; ELEGANT
4 Q1een Anne cottage of rooms, hail,
bath, etc near Main street cars let 50x135;
$2660; $500 cash, balance $50 per month
ROCKIES Err, HUN fIEGTON & LAYTON,
81 West First street. o20 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

EOR SALE-20 ACRES ADJOINING THE
l. town site OF Claremont, A miles north
east OF Pomona, at great bargain If taken
Immediately: would subdivide to advant.
age. CARR & COOK. II Court st. ap22tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

EOR sALE-FOR SALE ON THE HILL,
l. Ell els CANT new 2 story house, with bath
room good lot, good stable; on one block
from Temple street; 10 minutes walk from
my office. This is certainly the cheapest
property in the city, as il won'd rent any
day for 500 per month. Price, $500. Apply
to W. p. MCINTOSH, Il, North Spring
street. apr23-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-28

LNOK SALE-lEN LOIS NEAR SEVENTH
IL Street Cable Road aud Ninth Street
Horse Car Line. Price, $500. Cheapest
prperty on the market. Room 20, Downey
Block. apr2O tt r.
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nor sALE-LEASE ON STORE, CORNER
Il First and Alameda. ENQUIRE butcher
sbOp ap2i.tm
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

The COUPON LICENSE CAsK-The state OF Viz
g1nla imposes license tax OF 81 900 per annnm
the agents OF the British bOndhOlders' syndicate
nave, under Instructions, refused to take out
License, and the state authorities have instructed
the commemorative attorneys to prosecute in
such cases. Under the state law the grand jury
OF the corporation court here some time ago in
agent, for the sale OF coupons here. The case was
called for hearing this morning, and will probably
occupy the court the entire day. Messrs C. l.
tion and s. +. Beach for the DEFENSE The sale OF
the coupons was proven Dy Geo. X. Shinn, J. J.
selling coupons did not constitute the business Of
stock broker, and as the Indictment was for
conducting the business OF stock broker without
license, 1t must fail The judge concurred in
this and directed verdict OF not guilty. An
appeal was taken.
KILLED BY THE CASA young colored man
near Clifton, Fairfax county, and on being brought
TO town this morning died in short time. The
remains await an inquest ut De Names under
taxing establishment, on King street.
SHOOTING AFFAIR-Some time ago an old col
ored man named Snow moved to this place from
washington and took q house on Fairfax street,
near the Washington and Ohio depot. He left be-
hlno IN service In Washington one OF his daugh-
ters Jennie, and she married Dave Anderson,
mulatto man. They did not agree, and he followed
her 10 this place last night, and shot her Oh Cam
eron street. near Patrick. The ball struck her
ward. The woman now lies at her fathers, and
at O'Clock this afternoon the bali had not been
| gotten out. Anderson escaped.
SALE OF A SHIP YARD.-The lower ship yard,
lately conducted by the Agnew company, has been
SOld 10 the Arrow Sh1pbutiding company for $751;
Marine RAILWAY ~a and sgipbuiinE 1e company
1883 for $4,000. The new owners, the Arrow
steamship company, Mr.. T. o. Meara, president,
Ger Steamship. SO feet long, under new patent.
me cost OF such steamer Is estimated at several
millions na 4ha Of dollars and vessel Of this size would
sand dollars OF the purchase money OF the yard
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DIED,


BROWN. Miss MARIA BROWN. on Monday morn
ing February A. Iss. At SnIas one o'clocn .. the
Funeral viii take place from st. Augustines church
w MED, =. .., MORNING ~ nine O'Clock FRIENDS N
DAWSON, On Monday, February 18th, 1857. At
SON .sd two l year. St Two months and nine days
Past his suffering, past his pam;
Coo s sSo ~ ss II bs sf se. ea rs 'Ah
His little one home ~ rest
Funer. Win take place , On wednssday lssh instant
os st New jersey ave- nSrlsss ms
DRESCHER- On Monday, February l4th, 1885,, st
sSls aaa s.pt q G as me
year od herage.
Little hands 20 meekiy folded
,. Over k.s..'s pu al.sa i Drssst;
Bas nsOEe-sAe Il at rest.
One frail. tender little blossom,
God gave us-now Is eone:
Calmly say II Thy VIII 5. done
BIZ HKR AUNT MAnI.
Ssi 4 :5ss seSsf sSss Z keissVss aud Z
lsse. ~. c GAk61SES. Ssiow q the late iacls1a
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
nEsD1Es Sfii IuSssdsyH EsHs 5Sth ISL =
lsasI. ss:s,os from y. y: rs.arnGs Nc ssl
corsi,siiy invited. i"1'''A' ~ y ILL., A''
H @ eEsas sHn 4 ssstGH. ssa .ss:a :.
n f yeer ~ p.pe p.. sba4 wednesday
10th inst Il z O'Clock pm.
MAoKENEEY. on sunday. Fesruy 18Th, lse5. e
p psr.sS IL" lie S sfssr ssoss iins..
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A New Use for tine Surplus.
PROPOSING E20,00o0,0 600 YEAR TO ksrABIIsH
OPERATIVE WORKSHOPS.

OPERATIVE WOhkkHOfS.
Delegate voorhees,, OF Washington territory,
yesterday introduced by request In the House a
bill TO relieve the laboring classes and better
their condition permanently. The preamble
recites that a large surplus has accumulated Ina
the Treasury and no provision has been made by
Congress 10 place IT among the people. where it
belongs. The bill provides that any branch OF ANY
national trades union Incorporated under the laws
OF the United States aud desiring 10 work or manu.
facture comparatively shall be entitled TO financial
application for the same, signed by al the regu-
LARRY elected officers, stating the nature of the
work they intend TO do, the amount VI money re-
QIired from the government the number OF INSTALL
nlents In which II Is TO be- paid, and any other
particulars required TO accurately describe the An
tended cooperative work. Upon the 1iling OF such
application the Secretary VI the Treasury Ii M
not more than 81, 500, who shall take up his resi-
dence at the place OF business OF the branch union
70 guard against misappropratlon or the financial
aid granted by the government. The special agent
Is not To interfere with the business Of the union
but Is to ACT "A bookkeeper. All money 10
granted BY the government 10 the branch OF
u trades union IL 10 bear interest at a rate
not to exceed the necessary expenses IN
Cured by the government In paying out the
money, including the agents salary. These same
regulations are 20 apply In case a branch trades
union wants TO buy q factory or similar estab-
ttaiistlc Incorporation. AAy union receiving aid
from the government Is required 10 give sec0r1Iy
first mortgage bonds for the amount loaned aud Is
forbidden W incur any debt or sell any stock Or
plant covered by the mortgage To carry cut It's
purposes, the bill provides for appropr1at on for
year. To be increased in succeeding according
the demands.
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A MAD NEGRO HkhCULkS ENTERED HIS OFFICE AND
THREATENED 10 KILL HIN.
The life OF Gov. Richardson, OF south Carolina,
was endangered yesterday by powerful negro
mailman. Baxter Dewalt, q black Hercules
walked into the executive once and up to the
private secretary and asked for the governor.
When asked his business, Dewalt said that
he had been sent to the penitentiary
by Judge who told him that at the expiration OF
his sentence the stats would be his, and all the
onicials would obey him: "Now," said he, Il own
the state bank, and wish the governor TO write
out a check for the money In II, or there
viii be trouble" He was armed with club,
and would not be put Oh, and for time the
secretary was in danger, and the police were
telephoned FOR. Baxter said that he had but one
time to die, and would lose his NE L neces.
sary to get hts money, or would keep his
word and kin tina governor. The negro Dor
tiers around the state house would not 60 near
the lunaSic. AFTER making q motion q though
to attack the private secretary. the negro len
the once and went TO that Of the secretary q
tried to capture D0walt and terrible ssrugg1f
took place. Finally, with the combined streneth
OF q half dozen men, he was secured and taken tc
the guard house. On h1S person was found . boz
OF cartridges and q loaded nve-chambeEed revolver
II ne could have seen tbs governor he might have
killed him.
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The New jersey SenAtorship.
CAUCuSEs OF BOTH PARTIES AT TRENTON Las
NIGHT.

NIGHT.
The republicans held a joint caucus in Trenton,
N. j., last night, which lasted till a late hour On
its conclusion the announcement was made that
Gen. VIM. ]. Sewell had received the senatorial
nomination. It Is understood that there was
trouble in getting several OF the republicans into
the caucus, and II is believed that Phelps name
was presented Nessra COrbtn, Young and Haw-
kinS made a vain protest against Gen. Sewell,s
nomination, and retired TO the ante-roOn.
About ten O'Clock the democrats went into con-
ference, but they lacked the presence OF Senators
Chattle and Chase and Assembiymen Baird,
Kinney and ThrOckmOrtOn. MessFs. Chattle and
ThrOckmOrtOn are understood to desire
the nomination OF Ex-Governor Bedle. Mr..
Baird is a bOlter from the start, and Will not
come In, and Mr.. Kinney is out OF town. All the
democrats In the caucus favored Governor Albeit
for senator, and agreed on his nomination two
weeks ago. They can only decide either to take
up new candidate or to use efforts to bring back
the recalcitrant2 This latter move has already
been several times attempted without success,
and IL is known that they are not yet disposed 10
give up Gov. Albeit. The caucus adjourned at
IL D. 10. The members refused TO disclose par
ticuiars. 1t is understood they appointed q com
mitJee on general policy.
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PROPOSALS.

ID WAsarx01oN, D. c., February IL. 1857
roposals invited for furnishing Fourteen (14)
" IRE GUARDS for openings in fourth story of the
new Pension building,
Drawings can be ct thia ONCE where all bide M.
ceived by 2 y. FEBRUARY II, 1SS7, viii be Opened
in presence Of bidders who may attend.
n. q. MEI0S
15.17&19-3t Supervising Engineer and Architect
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Jumped Into Niagara Rapids.
The Texas DrOuth Sufferers.
THE STATE COMMISSION UNABLE TO FURNISH THE,


WHAT THEY NEED MOST.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia special to the Times from
FORT Worth, Texas, says: The drOuth commits
sioneTs appointed by Gov. Ross to distribute the
SlUOoOO appropriated by the legislature for the
relief OF the people in the drouth stricken district
OF Iexas arrived in this city Saturday night and
spenC sunday here. leaving for Eastland, the
county seat, Yesterday. The commissioners began
thelr labors at LampaSas, and have visited and in
spected the condition OF affairs in six counties up
10 Ine present time. They say they find the people
put the principal things they need are seed and
Ieed ior Their STOCK and these the commission has
noC Inc power or authority to furnish Them the
legislature having restricted them to Simply fur
msnlng hour and meal to those in actual need of
Dread and who will make the required oath to